According to Irving Janis, the Maladaptive Phenomenon of Groupthink Is

Multiple Choice

According to Irving Janis, the maladaptive phenomenon of groupthink is more likely to occur when:

A) groups are composed of diverse members who seek agreement in order to overcome their different points of view.
B) concurrence-seeking processes override realistic appraisal of alternative courses of action.
C) differences among group members prevent the group from reaching a well-considered, realistic decision.
D) the desire of each group member to be well liked by other group members overrides concurrence-seeking processes.